Daniel Stenberg <[email protected]> writes: > Hi! > > Sara G repointed the www.libssh2.org DNS entry to point to my server > the other day. The former web site is no longer publicly available. > > I'd like to commit the entire existing web site to git to allow > everyone to contribute to it easier. Any suggestion from a git > experienced person on a particular approach for doing this? Would a > separate repo for it make sense?
Yes. Some people are using separate branches for unrelated stuff, but I would prefer not conflating the libssh2 git repository with the web page repository -- the web pages could grow large if we want to add fancy auto-generated code quality analysis in the future (I have some interest in that, although I can host them on my servers..). So having them separate makes more sense to me. > I still want the docs shown on the site to be converted from the man > pages so that we can make sure that the site and everyone's locally > installed docs are in fact the same and in synch. And these docs are > already included in every release package and daily snapshots. +1 /Simon _______________________________________________ libssh2-devel http://cool.haxx.se/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/libssh2-devel
